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Post by dreampolice on Oct 21, 2024 8:43:03 GMT
Whilst it is quite a creative use of a ledge/loading bay for a "home", how sad is it that this is how someone has to live? (making assumptions that they don't choose to)  Homeless by Nigel G, on Flickr |
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Post by spinno on Oct 21, 2024 9:29:55 GMT
Whilst it is quite a creative use of a ledge/loading bay for a "home", how sad is it that this is how someone has to live? (making assumptions that they don't choose to) Homeless by Nigel G, on Flickr At least the drunks can't p155 on them |
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Post by John Farrell on Oct 21, 2024 19:05:50 GMT
Welcome to the world of neoliberal capitalism. We have that here, too - beggars, people sleeping in shop doorways, tents on the embankment at the Oval (yes, we have one here). Trickle down doesn't work.
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Post by Kath on Oct 21, 2024 19:45:25 GMT
Here's hoping they don't get moved on. I've been noticing more and more street design intended to make it difficult for homeless people to find shelter these days.
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Post by dreampolice on Oct 21, 2024 19:59:43 GMT
Here's hoping they don't get moved on. I've been noticing more and more street design intended to make it difficult for homeless people to find shelter these days. Yeah. The area is where a lot of the old warehouses etc are. it is in a generally trendy area but has a lot of old backstreets such as this, so I think for the time being they may be OK. I'll probably be walking by on Friday, so I'll have a look (if I can remember the exact street). |
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